Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1927, Page 6

6 * 7 COARDSE PLAN | ,_ -~ BIG COUNTY FAIR “BATILE" TONIGHT Gigantic Division Maneuven Will Be Staged Over Penn- g sylvania Line. { B\ WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY. | thing in mnh k y noon today | inges across the dividing @ mimic tonight an for 24 hours. Maj. Gen. Anthon Stephan, com- manding the National Guard of the District, as well as the 29th Nation- al Guard division, comprising the troops of the National Capital, Mary- Jand and Virginia, left camp in the division headquarters car driven by Sergt. Alfred P. Troiaono of Wash- ington, for his command station on the Wayneshoro-Emm® tsburgh road. where a small camp H=s been put up ntain ridges avy woodland Company has laid ies of wire, forming a veritable network to pick up the sages of the outposts and tran: them to the command headquar where they will be given to Gen. Stephan for disposition. Every officer and man in the camp has been given a station in the maneuver. The 29th Division Military Police Company, a District outfit, com- manded by Capt. Claude Burlingame, has been turned into a scouting com- pany to take part in the maneuver, by which the men will get some relief from the monotonous infantry drill which they have been given on the parade grounds during the first week in camp. Oehmann Command Arrives. Col. John W. Oehmann, command- ing the 121st giment of Engineers, field training at Fort .. arrived in camp at | midnight last night to report to Gen. Stephan to handie the fleld enginecrs’ problems which are expected to con- front the division in its operations in the field. There will be no rest or relief for the officrs or men during the night. Realism will be given to the “battle” by the pyrotechnic display of the sig- mnal companies flashing their messages should their electric lines fafl and by the maneuvers of the division air equadron now at Martinsburg, W. Va., which will hover over the battle area during the operation, carrying out the orders of Gen. Stephan. Gen,_ Stephan went to Martinsburg yesterday to confer with the air squad- ron commander and flew back to camp in a plane, sending his aides back overland. When he landed on the parade ground he was met by Assistant Secretary of War Hanford MacNider, who paid a visit to the camp to view the activities of the di- vision troops. Umpires of Situation. The efforts of the Guard officers in handling the “battle” situation will be umpired by Lieut. Col. Louis C. Brinton, jr., instructor of the District Guard and chief instructor of the 29th Division, and Lieut. Col. R, H. Leavit, attached to the 3d Corps area headquarters at Baltimore, Md.. who has been especially detailed here for the field operation. | The troops in the camp are under the command of Maj. Edward H. Grove of Washington, and the outfits and | Include the 29th Military Police Com- pany, commanded by Capt. Burlin- game; the Division Headquarters Troop, commanded by First Lieut. ‘Walker, and Company A, 372d In- fantry, commanded by Capt. Arthur C. Newman, the latter the colored con- tingent of the District Guard. This camp, which is said to be one of the most ideal militia camps in the East, is located in a Blue Ridge Moun- tain range. Gen. Stephan said that he plans to have the District Engineer Regiment come here for its training next year if the Militia Bureau can be prevailed upon to allow necessary funds for the transportation of the troops, as he believes that they could obtain much | valuable engineering training in this wrea. BROOKHART ARRIVES. Drives to Capital With Family by Automobile. Senator Brookhart of lowa reached Washington today, accompanied by is family, having driven here by fomobile. He said he would rem indefinitely and would open at on, his new home, at Hyattsville, Md | His arrival at this time was explain ed as due to the hope that he would be able to have his children enter school when the new term begins nP‘l e rq.m-msmpl el R the | i 'WEATHER FAVORS Rockville Ready for Record Attendance at Open- ing Tomorrow. The eve of the the heads of the varlous departments, as the interest seems more gen- than usual and the programs [vmmhlllz entertainment of high order. The weather outlook is favor- able. First Day For Children, The openin, ill. as usual, be observed as s day” and hundreds of boys and girls of school age are expected to attend as guests of the society. Outstanding features of the pi gram are the pony show, in whi ural agent, the club boys. All Departments Open. While the program for tomorrow wi arranged primarily for the pleasure of the children, all departments of the fair will be in full swing throughout the day and there will, it is promised, be something of real interest doing all the time for both children and grow: ups. The fair will be kept going tomor- row. Wednesday and Thursday eve- nings, with an elaborate disp fireworks, open-air exhibitions band concert featuring the prosram sach night. RAILROAD SALE ORDERED. Wyoming and Missouri River Line Can Abandon System. Permission to abandon its 18-mile Hne running from Bell Fourche, §. to Aladdin, Wyo., was given th ming and Missouri River Railw day by the Interstate Commerce Com- mission. The commission decided that there was no prospect that the line could be kept in profitable operation. At the same time its owners were in- structed to offer the road for sale to any person willing to operate, and, failing the appearance of any suc interests, were given authority to take up the rails. 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